New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-25
A NOVEL HOTEL.
The Cambridge Fihh-nvenue-Its Appointments,
Service. Plan, and General Features All New Idens.

The Cambridge on Fifth.avenue-Its Appointments,
Service. Plan, and General Features All New Ideas.
The hotel in this city Tho Cambridge tho
OF Ffhavenue and Thirtyhird street kept
planenrely different from that of ether hotel tho
world indeed 1t Is not exactly hotel apartment
house. but accumulation OF both 1t Is In
house because hire suites OF by
unfurDised and is hotel because you can hire rooms
furnished board Then again IL
ular hotel because transient guests not entertained and
instead of restaurant there only dinngroon In
which meals served exclusively to guests the house
and their frenis Regarded hoto It's plan must be
called American for what you occupy
the Is table dhoe for which the weekly rate tue
TO ALL occupants But whatever Its designation. the
Cambridge above and beyond all home and Of tho
most beautiful homes imaginable Beng tho latest con-
structed rstclas hotel combines beauties and sdvan
not brought together other hone Gifts kind
The Cambridge" will accommodate about 40 families
the dining comfortably 100 The
property is part OF tho Asto estate and the dining room
the Thirty third street aide looks out the residence OF
John Jacob Thsis Luxurious with food OF
sunlight the north lumip night by
numerous small electric lamps. Tho retwsrk solid
horany tho ceilings and walls soft open fire.
places and the exquisite table service each study IN
Themselves The china silver glass have hotel
look but you find table OF pr
@ate home. fact whole sphere
quiet select and has SOFT soothing influence its sound
absorbing carpets chairs suggestive OF rich poreres
and hsngDgs and silkapsstred walls all harmonizng to
this
there nothing that smacks OF the Ordinary hotel
Clmbridgc" There knocking about
no large Office" bustlc; slightest noise
the cry Of front" Will be heard The appoint
ments costly and rich but not strkngy so the most
striking establishment II thing is
noticeable than another its air of comfort a0d quiet ee
The best foreign aud native talent has been called
rcquison ami everything submitted TO the decision
o. woman whose good taste and Judgment unqueson
able in such that OF tho vie and hepmeet OF tho
propretor There s 10 running water in bsrooms each
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elevator exc.pt the beautiful itself: all else Tho
veDber has been necessary open books or tho
fer in advance The patrons are among the known peo
That the wine cellar stocked only necessary to
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d.. ALIEN G. SkhENE
~ he dainest tributes 20 the Tokayer Au.5ruch 10
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Not included In tho above quotations from those who have
record original word o. approval.
Of many welknown people whose acquaint.
nee Reich ana his has been such to
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psncer Princes. Louise Matthew Arnold. Tomas'o >avin
preslisut of the Argentine Republic the Governor Of
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oukling William VI. Ivsrts. Theodore Thomas HOratO
ymonr surg General W A. Hammond DAVID Dudley
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President Garfield Charles OConOr. william cullen
1hurow Weed. President Arthur Peter Cooper, and
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